Popular fashion blogs such as Vogue, Who What Wear, and Elle may employ talented writers and be fun to read, but one thing needs to change. Often, they highlight a specific trend and then suggest links to outfits or accessories in that same post that are nothing like the style they’re featuring.

Disclosure: This is not a compensated or sponsored post. I was provided the product for review purposes only. All opinions expressed here are my own. In today’s world, we have grown more conscious of our effect on the environment, rampant consumer spending and fast fashion have come into focus. In

I believe that everyone should be able to have fabulous style without breaking the bank. Personally, I love putting together groovy celeb outfits from my thrifty closet, as well as preloved and vintage garments! Secondhand fashion is a wonderfully affordable way to fill your wardrobe with the

In the current world of unending social media feedback and related scrutiny, fashion houses and world-leading brands have had to sit up and take notice of customer concerns regarding environmental impact and sustainability. With profit margins and shareholder dividends on the line, there’s

You’ve probably seen little wearable planters, but American florist Susan McLeary goes one step further. She offers you succulent jewels. The actual living succulents are hand selected for each piece. Then, they’re attached to the accessories and can grow up to 2-4 weeks. Later you can separate